Sabona Magnetic and Copper Bracelets

Posted by Elegant Medical Alert on 8/11/2011 to Elegant Medical Alert News

Elegant Medical Alert is an authorized distributor of Sabona® Magnetic and Copper Jewelry, including Sabona Medical ID bracelets.

IMPORTANT: Do not use magnet products during pregnancy, or if you have an electrical implant such as a pacemaker. Consult with your doctor if you have any questions and continue with regular medical care. Magnetic products should not be worn next to a watch.

Sabona History

Sabona manufactures and markets fine copper and magnetic bracelets worldwide. Established in 1959, Sabona has offices in England and in the United States, and is internationally recognized as the premier marketer of copper and magnetic bracelets due to strict standards of quality and fine craftsmanship.

The Men's and Women's Sabona Q-Link Bracelets feature SRT-3 technology (Sympathetic Resonance Technology) found in Q-Link Pendants worn by golf professionals that have served a key role in more than 120 Tour wins, including a British Open, U.S. Womens Open, U.S. Senior Open and Womens British Open.

The Magnetic Theory & The Copper Theory

Copper wristbands and magnetic products are considered to be unproven remedies. However, magnets have been used in different cultures over the years by those who believe magnets worn on the body promote good health. The theory is that magnet therapy may be beneficial by affecting the circulatory system, the blood flow in the body. Increased circulation is beneficial because the body gets more of the nutrients it needs from the blood.

Various forms of copper have been used for medicinal purposes throughout the history of mankind. The ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Persian, Hindu and Aztec writings record various consistent medicinal uses of copper.*

Today, as more information becomes available, alternative health care and home remedies are gaining popularity. Health publications include copper bracelets as a home remedy to possibly ease the pain from arthritis in some people who seem to get an insufficient amount of copper from their food.

Helmar Dollwet, Ph.D., of the University of Akron, has studied this copper connection and thinks the dissolved copper from a copper bracelet entering the body through the skin may be the only way for them to get the copper they need.**

Another study found patients wearing copper bracelets absorbed an average of 13 milligrams of copper during a month. This could bring many people into the recommended daily intake for copper (1.5 to 3 milligrams). Copper absorbed through the skin gets into circulation very efficiently more so than most dietary copper. Superoxide Dismutase (SOD) is one of the bodys own copper-dependent enzymes that reduces pain and inflammation. The body may use copper to make more of its own SOD.***

Elegant Medical Alert has a large selection of Sabona® Magnetic and Copper Jewelry.

* Dollwet & Sorenson, Historic Uses of Copper Compounds in Medicine TRACE ELEMENTS IN MEDICINE, Vol.2, No.2-1985 (pp.80-87)

** Tkac, Debra, Ed. The Case for Copper THE DOCTORS BOOK OF HOME REMEDIES, (p.22) Copyright 1990, Rodale Press, Inc.

*** Passwater, Richard A., Ph.D., Copper and SOD THE NEW SUPERNUTRITION, (p.256) Copyright 1991, Pocket Books, Simon & Schuster, Inc.